| Year |
Event |
| 1803 |
In London, Gabriel Piton steals the necklace of the Duchess while Duncan is in her bed. Duncan feels the Buzz, which leads him to Piton. They fight, then Duncan spares Gabriel's life and recovers the necklace. ("Eye of the Beholder"). |
| 1804 |
In a roadside inn near Munich, Bavaria, Duncan spends the night with Amanda who has just stolen Baron Holstein's jewels and leaves his signet ring on Duncan's bedside to frame him for the stealing. While Amanda escapes with Zachary Baines on Duncan's stolen horse, Duncan has to face the Baron's soldiers. ("The Lady and The Tiger"). |
| 1815 |
On April 22 in the French countryside, Duncan fails to save his friend Charles Dartmore, who has been captured crossing the lines while on a secret mission. Charles is executed by a firing squad and Duncan dies trying to save him ("Nowhere to Run").
On June 18, on the battlefield of Waterloo (present-day Belgium), Duncan carries a sick soldier on his back and meets Immortal Darius on his way. Darius cures the soldier with a 300-year-old potion and points out to Duncan how useless war is. Duncan is revolted at first, saying he is a warrior who fights for justice, but the sight of the snow-covered battlefield, and Darius telling him that although the war is won, none of these people can rejoice about it because they are dead, have him question his beliefs ("Band of Brothers").
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| 1816 |
Darius faces thiefs who want to steal gold items in his church in Paris. They are angry to find out that there is no gold anywhere, so they kill Darius on the spot, only to find Duncan out at the door when they escape. Duncan fights them but doesn't kill them because Darius who has just revived asks him not to do so. Then Duncan tells Darius he plans to go to America to see if a new life is possible in a New World ("Band of Brothers"). |
| 1840 |
Duncan wishes farewell to Grace Chandel who goes to Brazil to pursue scientific research in Immortal Carlo Sendaro's plantation ("Saving Grace"). |
| 1848 |
Duncan is living among the Gypsies. His lover Carmen feels betrayed because she has read in his palm that he will never marry. Gypsy Chief Roman gives him the choice between fighting and marrying her. Duncan refuses both and leaves. Carmen predicts that he will bury many women, but marry none ("The Darkness"). |
| 1863 |
During the American Civil War, Duncan is made prisoner by Confederate soldiers in the second week of August south of Chattanooga while trying to free slaves. While digging his own grave he meets Immortal Lucas Desiree, a Confederate colonel, who treats him and fellow prisoners with humanity. After Duncan gets hanged, Desiree unearths him and helps him to flee. He states he fights the Union not because he wants slavery, but because his friends are on the Confederate side. He tells Duncan he might go north one day ("Innocent Man"). |
| 1866 |
Duncan and Bess are surprised in a hay wagon by Ned, Bess' legitimate fiancé. Ned challenges Duncan in duel, but is not very skilled and accidentally kills Bess. Later, at Bess' funeral, Duncan must meet Bess' devastated mother and Ned covered in chains ("Epitaph For Tommy"). |
| 1868 |
Duncan returns the body of a young Indian named Chaske to his people, situated about 100 miles west of McKewansville in the Great North Woods. He meets the boy's brother, a Lakota warrior called Makina. They become friends and blood brothers ("Mountain Men" - Watcher Chronicles). |
| 1872 |
Connor MacLeod meets Duncan in a Sioux camp that has been destroyed and his inhabitants massacred by the US Army. Duncan is devastated by the death of Little Deer and Connor can only say words of comfort. They ceremonially burn the bodies. Then Duncan gets permission of the Old Ones to build a house on an holy island near Seacouver to keep away from The Game for a while. Connor disapproves but understands ("The Gathering"). |
| 1872 |
Duncan meets Carl, an Immortal "wild man" who lives alone in the mountains near Seacouver because "everyone wants to know what I know". He agrees to teach Duncan the secrets of wildlife and Duncan teaches him how to fight ("Mountain Men"). |
| 1882 |
Duncan's friend Tim Ramsey is chased by Immortal Federal Marshall Mako for a crime he did not commit. After Ramsey tries to flee, he is finally killed by Mako ("Under Color of Authority"). |
| 1883 |
Duncan, who is the local newspaper editor, helps Immortal Gregor Powers to cure the cholera victims of a Washington Territory village. When an angry father kills Gregor, Duncan helps him to flee ("Studies in Light"). |
| 1891 |
Duncan is convinced by his friend Immortal Tommy Sullivan to fight Joe Brock, an itinerant prizefighter, for one thousand dollars. Duncan goes the distance, but police arrives after the bell has rund. The fight manager refuses to give Sullivan his money, so Sullivan kills him ("The Fighter"). |
